How To: Setup Auto Ride for Lifts

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Hello everyone, I am having an issue with the rear end being lower than the front. I have a 2010 Yukon Denali Xl and i installed the suspension maxx 2.5 front level and 1 inch in the back. From what i have seen on these forums the rear should be just a tad higher than the front. could i have put the bracket on wrong? or is this a different issue? please, any help would be much appreciated.

Sounds normal since some are lower in the rear than others. What’s your fender measurements?
 

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Sounds normal since some are lower in the rear than others. What’s your fender measurements?
this might be a dumb question but how exactly do i measure the fender height. is it just measured from the middle of the fender to the top of the tire? also, why is it some are lower in the rear?
 
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this might be a dumb question but how exactly do i measure the fender height. is it just measured from the middle of the fender to the top of the tire? also, why is it some are lower in the rear?

Haha no worries measure from ground to center of fender. Should be about 39” front and rear. The rear all depends on before measurements. Some vary about an 1” so maybe worn springs or more wear on them.
 

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Haha no worries measure from ground to center of fender. Should be about 39” front and rear. The rear all depends on before measurements. Some vary about an 1” so maybe worn springs or more wear on them.
ok, i will go do that right now thank you! also here are some pictures of the brackets for the autoride. do they look correct?

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Haha no worries measure from ground to center of fender. Should be about 39” front and rear. The rear all depends on before measurements. Some vary about an 1” so maybe worn springs or more wear on them.
just measured both front and rear and got damn near the same height. both are measuring about 37" 1/4
 
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just measured both front and rear and got damn near the same height. both are measuring about 37" 1/4

Brackets look right. Maybe I’m mistaken on fender heights but thought most levels are 39”. That also depends on tire size. Most are 33s. The front fender is cut higher than rear so it looks like the rear sags when truly level.
 

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Brackets look right. Maybe I’m mistaken on fender heights but thought most levels are 39”. That also depends on tire size. Most are 33s. The front fender is cut higher than rear so it looks like the rear sags when truly level.
tires are 275/55/20. Thank you for all the help.
 

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Brackets look right. Maybe I’m mistaken on fender heights but thought most levels are 39”. That also depends on tire size. Most are 33s. The front fender is cut higher than rear so it looks like the rear sags when truly level.

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tires are 275/55/20. Thank you for all the help.

That looks right for the tire size. You will gain an 1” off tires swapping to a 275/60R20. If you want to push the tire size and go up in weight then a 295/60R20. You will probably have to trim to clear the but will fit on stock wheels.
 

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That looks right for the tire size. You will gain an 1” off tires swapping to a 275/60R20. If you want to push the tire size and go up in weight then a 295/60R20. You will probably have to trim to clear the but will fit on stock wheels.
I have been thinking 285/55/20
 

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